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AI fraud fears surge in SA
Fewer than one in four SA firms trust their identity checks Fewer than one in four South...
Online retail’s next big market
Internet access now reaches 79.1% of South African adults, yet only 34.2% shop online, leaving a...
SA online retail to reach R159-billion in 2026
South Africans are expected to spend about R159-billion online in 2026, as e-commerce grows by an...
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World Wide Worx conducts industry relevant market research on trends in information technology, telecommunications
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We leverage our market research & trends analysis in strategy development to assist clients with technology decision support
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We provide talks, workshops and seminars on trends and strategies drawing on our research along with global and local trends
- Sony party speakers become ‘the moment’by Jason Bannier on 9 November 2026
A redesigned Ult range has been launched in South Africa with reshaped woofers and 360° audio, writes JASON BANNIER. The post Sony party speakers <br>become ‘the moment’ appeared first on Gadget.
- Africa’s tech boom hits a funding wallby Arthur Goldstuck on 9 November 2026
A new OECD report reveals major weakness in the continent's ability to finance growth, despite a 49% surge in stock market value, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Africa’s tech boom <br>hits a funding wall appeared first on Gadget.
- New cockpit app helps pilots dodge turbulenceby Gina Case on 9 November 2026
New flight technology combines weather forecasts with aircraft routes to help pilots avoid turbulence and make better decisions in the air, writes GINA CASE. The post New cockpit app helps pilots dodge turbulence appeared first on Gadget.
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